retired-psg
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| 20 Dec 2011 02:55 PM |
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Drink while Fishing??? Sure I do Water and maybe a Soda!! thats it! Don't believe in alcohol during that time frame ,But that's just me!! Better safe than sorry!!! JMHO!
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Captain Quantum
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| 20 Dec 2011 05:05 PM |
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Posted By retired-psg on 20 Dec 2011 03:55 PM
Drink while Fishing??? Sure I do Water and maybe a Soda!! thats it! Don't believe in alcohol during that time frame ,But that's just me!! Better safe than sorry!!! JMHO!
That's actually a pretty good attitude and philosophy to have. At least that way there is no chance of getting injured on the water! Unless of course you sit on a hook or something!  |
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mr bill
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| 20 Dec 2011 09:16 PM |
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hey i get into enough trouble with out adding alcohol.....so mostly water, tea and once in awhile a pop of some sort |
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Captain Quantum
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| 20 Dec 2011 11:00 PM |
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Posted By mr bill on 20 Dec 2011 10:16 PM
hey i get into enough trouble with out adding alcohol.....so mostly water, tea and once in awhile a pop of some sort
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Bassman47312013
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| 21 Dec 2011 09:12 AM |
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I don’t usually drink when I fish. But my one buddy that I go with sometimes will bring a pint and a 12 just for him. This means that he will usually put a rod holder in the ground and just sit there. Haha one time though we were shore fishing at a spot with a ledge about 3 feet or so off the water and he did get a little too close to the edge. Needless to say I think all the fish in that area were scared off for a while. But I did get a good laugh out of it. |
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RRichards151
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| 21 Dec 2011 05:28 PM |
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I drink green tea and leamonaide, Non alcholic of course (I wanted to get in on this topic) |
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Captain Quantum
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| 21 Dec 2011 05:33 PM |
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Posted By RRichards151 on 21 Dec 2011 06:28 PM
I drink green tea and leamonaide, Non alcholic of course (I wanted to get in on this topic)
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the rod tosser
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| 30 Dec 2011 10:40 AM |
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Boy The way i see some of these posts Its a good thing you weren't around when the boyz and the bushwhackers where ribbing each other . Yes the intent was to bash the other group but it was also all in fun . I miss them days . Some of you need to learn to take things with a grain of salt and if that don't work follow it with a shot of tequila. |
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realoutdooradventures
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| 23 Jan 2012 10:11 PM |
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They just legalized drinking at state parks in NE this last year. As long as you're not doing in on a roadway, parking area, or swimming area, its between 6am and 10pm, and your "alcoholic container is less than a gallon" (I assume they mean no kegs? lol). Must admit, I did take advantage of it last year and found it to be even more relaxing than usual. ***Be responsible guys!*** I have a small cooler that holds nine on ice perfectly and my fishing day usually lasts from about 5:30am till about 2 pm or 4pm till after sunset, so the time frame actually excessive  ***Pack it in, Pack it out*** |
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gonfishin
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| 30 Jan 2012 12:20 AM |
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It depended on who I was fishing with. If I was fishing with my citified friends, we'd find a shady spot, set up our rods on rod holders, drown a few worms, fire up the transistor radio and just throw back a few cold ones and wait until the fish told us they were ready to be brought in. If I was fishing with my dye in the wool, southern fried bassin buddies the strongest drink we had in the boat or during the fishing was Dr. Pepper. We'd come in for lunch, rest and get back out on the water. If anyone had a few drinks during lunch, that was it for him for the rest of the day. That person would have to fish from the shore cause he would not be allowed back in the boats for that day. All our drinking was done after dinner after all chores for the day were done and everything was ready for the next day's fishing. It kept everyone safe and no one had a problem sitting out for the rest of the day. We had one guy in our newest group he would bring gallons of liquor and beer with him. It was a drinking trip for him. He might fish a couple of hours a day, it that much. He spent most of his time in the lodge drinking. Not my idea of a fishing trip. gonfishin |
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U S Army '69-'71, Sp.5, 91st Med Evacuation Hospital (M.A.S.H) Chu Lai, Vietnam, '70-'71. U S Air Force '73-'89, SSGT. N A F C Life Member Since May, 2008, B A S S Life Member Since '85, M M, York Rite, K T The only ones you have to get even with are the ones that helped you when you were down. Brave Rifles. |
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Captain Quantum
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| 31 Jan 2012 02:08 AM |
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Posted By gonfishin on 30 Jan 2012 01:20 AM
It depended on who I was fishing with. If I was fishing with my citified friends, we'd find a shady spot, set up our rods on rod holders, drown a few worms, fire up the transistor radio and just throw back a few cold ones and wait until the fish told us they were ready to be brought in. If I was fishing with my dye in the wool, southern fried bassin buddies the strongest drink we had in the boat or during the fishing was Dr. Pepper. We'd come in for lunch, rest and get back out on the water. If anyone had a few drinks during lunch, that was it for him for the rest of the day. That person would have to fish from the shore cause he would not be allowed back in the boats for that day. All our drinking was done after dinner after all chores for the day were done and everything was ready for the next day's fishing. It kept everyone safe and no one had a problem sitting out for the rest of the day. We had one guy in our newest group he would bring gallons of liquor and beer with him. It was a drinking trip for him. He might fish a couple of hours a day, it that much. He spent most of his time in the lodge drinking. Not my idea of a fishing trip.
gonfishin
I wish more people were as responsible as you guys when it comes to drinking on the water! Kudos! |
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foxman
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| 31 Jan 2012 09:15 AM |
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Dont believe in drinking on the water other then water i have a rough time standing without drinking and its a lot safer . |
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retired-psg
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| 31 Jan 2012 10:27 AM |
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Posted By Bassman47312013 on 21 Dec 2011 10:12 AM I don’t usually drink when I fish. But my one buddy that I go with sometimes will bring a pint and a 12 just for him. This means that he will usually put a rod holder in the ground and just sit there. Haha one time though we were shore fishing at a spot with a ledge about 3 feet or so off the water and he did get a little too close to the edge. Needless to say I think all the fish in that area were scared off for a while. But I did get a good laugh out of it.
Sounds like he was lucky he didn't drown!!!! to me it's on the same level as Drinking and Driving! they just don't mix! |
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Bassman47312013
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| 31 Jan 2012 11:32 AM |
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Well I used to be a life guard so he would have been fine. But it was pretty funny. I really don’t understand why he feels the need to get wasted when we go out fishing. But at least I win a couple bucks here and there from whatever bet we might make. Though I am a little worried because I kayak fish and this year he wants to get a kayak and go out with me. Which is a different story because I would be real mad if I had to bail out of my kayak if he had a problem. So we’ll see I might have to make a rule up that if he is going to go out with me he can’t bring booze with him.
Happy Fishing
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AZAllen
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| 31 Jan 2012 02:02 PM |
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Hey bassman, just make sure he wear a life vest, the kind that floats you face up while you are disoriented. Then maybe you can steady his boat while he climbs back in. Maybe a drenching might make a good wake up call. I have SOSpenders that I wear all the time when I am on the water. I used to drink a little and I don't understand wasted eilther, once i got a bit of abuzz on, I would back off for a bit, I wanted the good feeling, not to get to totally stupid or sick (have made both of those a few times and did not enjoy them). I used to lhave a batch of pictures which were sent to me and they were set to the song "Take Your Drunk A$$ Home". |
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bpetersen
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| 31 Jan 2012 02:35 PM |
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Interesting post. I am sorry I missed it earlier. A nice brew or two while fishing is nice but i agree about being careful. I usually fish from shore and a couple of heinies fit perfectly in the back pocket of my vest. |
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jtaylor23
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| 01 Feb 2012 10:39 PM |
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I too enjoy a few beers while on the water but not so much that i can't drive my boat or drive home..you can never be to save on the water with the sun beating down on you, alcohol can effect you in alot of way's in the heat.... be save guy's and gal's............JOHN |
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fishing-eagle
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| 02 Feb 2012 02:35 PM |
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I don't drink any type of alcoholic beverage while fishing or boating and if you were in my boat, you would not too. I don't need to be held responsible for the stupid things people do when they mix alcohol with the sun under the disguise of going fishing. But then I don't drink when I plan to drive my vehicle or any vehicle, nor would I ride with you when you have been drinking. I really enjoy fishing and get all my excitement from the sport. |
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wellsley
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| 02 Feb 2012 04:45 PM |
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Captain Quantum
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| 02 Feb 2012 06:12 PM |
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Since originally authoring this topic a short time ago, I have since quit indulging in alcoholic libations. Although I did have one relapse (my brother's birthday was celebrated at the bar) I am content with rarely or never drinking the stuff again. |
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